PRIVATE HELICOPTER TEST PREP CERTIFICATION
SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
● Confined Area. Answer: Limited space for operations
● Slope Landing. Answer: Landing on inclined surface
● Pinnacle. Answer: Small elevated landing area
● Ridgeline. Answer: Long elevated terrain feature
● Approach. Answer: Flight path to landing
● Normal Approach. Answer: Standard angle to landing
● Steep Approach. Answer: High angle descent
● Shallow Approach. Answer: Low angle descent
● Go-Around. Answer: Aborting landing and climbing away
● Maximum Gross Weight. Answer: Highest allowable weight
● Empty Weight. Answer: Weight without fuel and payload
● Useful Load. Answer: Maximum weight of fuel and payload
● Payload. Answer: Weight of passengers and cargo
● Center of Gravity. Answer: Balance point of helicopter
● CG Limits. Answer: Acceptable center of gravity range
● Forward CG Limit. Answer: Most forward allowable CG
● Aft CG Limit. Answer: Most rearward allowable CG
● Lateral CG. Answer: Side-to-side balance point
● Longitudinal CG. Answer: Front-to-back balance point
SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
● Confined Area. Answer: Limited space for operations
● Slope Landing. Answer: Landing on inclined surface
● Pinnacle. Answer: Small elevated landing area
● Ridgeline. Answer: Long elevated terrain feature
● Approach. Answer: Flight path to landing
● Normal Approach. Answer: Standard angle to landing
● Steep Approach. Answer: High angle descent
● Shallow Approach. Answer: Low angle descent
● Go-Around. Answer: Aborting landing and climbing away
● Maximum Gross Weight. Answer: Highest allowable weight
● Empty Weight. Answer: Weight without fuel and payload
● Useful Load. Answer: Maximum weight of fuel and payload
● Payload. Answer: Weight of passengers and cargo
● Center of Gravity. Answer: Balance point of helicopter
● CG Limits. Answer: Acceptable center of gravity range
● Forward CG Limit. Answer: Most forward allowable CG
● Aft CG Limit. Answer: Most rearward allowable CG
● Lateral CG. Answer: Side-to-side balance point
● Longitudinal CG. Answer: Front-to-back balance point